Crest Whitestrips Advanced Seal

Crest Whitestrips Advanced Whitening my teeth with a home whitening kit provided by my dentist a few years ago was a huge confidence booster but I was less than thrilled with the cost involved.  I whitened my teeth about 5 years ago before  in-home teeth whitening kits were readily available so it wasn't cheap.  Now, however, there are many in-home teeth whitening choices and Crest Whitestrips Advanced Seal is one of them.

My husband was the lucky tester for this product review and he couldn't have been happier.  Giddy in fact.  The strips are packaged in individual packets that consist of two adhesive strips, one for the top teeth and one for the bottom.  He simply peeled the strips off, applied them to this teeth, and left them on for 30 minutes. 
He didn't believe me when I told him he could drink water while wearing the strips on so he tried it out and what do you know.. the strips didn't move, dissolve, or turn into little teeth whitening aliens!  Huh!?

Crest Whitestrips Advanced Seal strips provide three main benefits

  1. High-performance
    whitening
    with the same safe and effective whitening ingredient that dentists
    use to remove surface stains and those below the tooth enamel;
  2. A better fit with
    instant adhesion to teeth
    allowing users to go about their daily lives
    including talking and even drinking water;
  3. No mess left behind
    thanks to the new, advanced design.

Tim's 14 day experience with Crest Whitestrips Advanced Seal was great and left his teeth noticeably whiter than they were before.  During the 14 days, he mentioned that his teeth felt a little sensitive one time and that was it.  He said he would do again in a heartbeat.  Crest Whitestrips Advanced Seal did the job!  Thanks!!

Learn more about Crest Whitestrips Advanced Seal at the Crest website here.

One thought on “Crest Whitestrips Advanced Seal

  1. Boy, I need to try these. I think the color of my teeth make me look older than I am. I don’t drink or smoke, so that’s not a problem. Yet, I do drink tea, but not coffee. I like all kinds of fruit too, so the berries probably tend to stain the teeth.

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